Lehigh University 2022-2023 Admissions: Programs, Deadlines, Requirements & FAQs

Ans. The transcripts will be considered official by Lehigh University only when they are received in an envelope that was sealed by the credit awarding institutions and arrive at University unopened.

Ans. Transcripts from a foreign institution must be evaluated for equivalency before being sent to Lehigh University. Any degree, certificate, or diploma awarded should be clearly indicated and included if possible. Transcripts in a language other than English must be accompanied by an official English translation.

Ans. The applicants of Lehigh University must have a minimum GPA of 2.75 out of 4.00 for master’s programs. If the applicants have less scores, the GMAT or GRE scores will be recommended for admissions.

Ans. Interviews are not required for admission to Lehigh University. Interviews are designed for students who have specific questions about Lehigh that can be best addressed in an individual setting and/or for those who want to provide context for information that will be in their application. All interviews at Lehigh are evaluative and thus become part of an application, but are not required for admission.[15]

Ans. Letters of recommendation are mandatory for admissions to Lehigh University. If the applicant is currently or were recently in school, letters from academic advisors and other professors are preferred. If they are currently in industry, letters from employers are acceptable. All letters should be submitted through the online application process.